Review on 🚐 Lippert 191025 JT's Strong Arm Travel Trailer Stabilizer Kit - Enhanced Stability for Smooth and Secure Travels by Anthony Boylan

Well it looks like the product is working as advertised. However, Lippert needs to review these kits and the manual for caravans that have either manual or electric trailer jack stabilizers. We have electric stabilizers on our Rockwood 2706WS. I have read the instruction manual which is not the most intuitive. So after calling Lippert, translating and speaking to 3 different technicians, it became clear that no one could directly answer my question about an electrostabilized system. I got some answers but I didn't really trust those answers. I watched a few YouTube videos and learned more from them than from the Lipperts themselves. Then I realized I was going to use a set of JT power mounts in the back and a set of electric stabilizers up front on the sides of the camper. This leaves a set of JT Strongarms with more gear. In other words, I overpaid for this kit not to use all of the parts that came with it. In case you're wondering, there just isn't enough room in the front of the RV to get through the front with the jt power weapon set. In a YouTube video I saw, modifications were made to the extensions that are designed to attach to standard power jack footpegs by drilling additional holes to then attach the power arms and then installing them under the tongue what might be your anti-. Stabilizer bars, so they recommend installing the wishbones only at the rear and the sides only at the front of your motorhome. There's just no good way to mount the power arms in the front of the RV when you have electric landing gear. Just remember that you have an additional set of powerful weapons with more equipment at your disposal. Also remember that you must purchase two sets of 4 electric support leg extensions for this system to work. I hope you find this review helpful if you have electrical stabilizer jacks.